Comparatively, some would have poorer time-domain performance demonstrable with recording, manipulating or playing back signals with rapid transients. Of course, nobody claims that every microphone, ADC, DAC, DSP plug-in, playback system operates at the same resolution. Alas, I notice a collective shrug when I bring up this question. In the last couple of years, I have been in touch with some knowledgeable individuals whom I would have thought should be "in the know". Alas, as far as I can tell, the answer to that question is not so clear. MQA appears to suggest that "blurring" is ubiquitous in the world of PCM, so presumably as consumers we should be able to notice the problem and I would imagine at least we should have some general concept of the cause. Let us mull over the question "What is blurring?" as a problem promoted by MQA needing to be resolved. Let's talk and think about this for a bit. The question is, what do we "know" or "believe" MQA is able to do, and can we demonstrate that MQA even "de-blurs"? This is especially after the exploration of various filters recently suggesting to me that there actually is a case to be made that "blurring" can be seen with minimum phase filters.
The last time I specifically addressed MQA was supposed to be "FINAL final" :-).
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